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. wombat/oafd both start
fine, there aren't any explicit linking problems. As with Andrew, Í'd
really appreciate it if we could try and find some solutions to this.
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for
it, soon after 1.0 went to feature freeze. Perhaps it could be applied?
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install alive again.
- ~C, a little disillusioned.
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in an FAQ of some sort?)
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; but I do use different SMTP servers at home and work. My ISP's
mail server only relays for hosts inside their network, which my work
machine isn't, and my work SMTP server does the same.
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In the beginning
On Tue, 2001-11-13 at 18:46, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
No, Evolution doesn't support return receipts. It's probably already
filed in the bug/feature tracker though (bugzilla.ximian.com).
Is there a patch waiting for post-1.0? It's just an X-header, iirc.
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) format, in
$evolution/local/Inbox/{mbox,Subfolders/*/mbox}, and you can pass these
as arguments to an MUA like mutt, or even less/more if you're stuck.
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In the beginning there was nothing, which exploded
supported at the moment. I'm sure that RH7.2 is one of Ximian's main
target platforms, though, so it won't be too long before things are
fixed.
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In the beginning there was nothing, which exploded
that during IMAP scans at the end it just
hangs (CPU usage goes to MAX and stays there for a period of time)
Are you using sslwrap with IMAP? I have huge troubles with IMAP as soon
as I turn on ssl, and few without; something to do with the ssl stream
handling. Maybe.
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mode';
giving the total mail count rather than unread. The unread count,
though, seems to stay at 0 whether a message is unread or not. On
further investigation, it seems Evolution doesn't change the 'Status:'
header at all. Why is this?
Thanks for the help,
Chris.
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